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I'd say there's at least 5 more Starlink phenomena that have been reported as UAP/UFO.... 4. The launch from nearby... Source: https://x.com/805foodie/status/1760882283794534537 5. The launch from far away... Source: https://x.com/RedpillAries/status/1805090205323419738 6. The booster...

This thread has been a little quiet lately, but here is a recent report from Reddit, posted as a UFO sighting but it was quickly identified by other Redditors as Starlink flares. But it goes to show that 1) the flares are still occurring and 2) some people still don't recognise them. Source...

I think it was the Pitlochry hydro hotel, trying to find the source. Edit: Source: https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/local-news/identity-flying-object-snapper-still-29427978 It was reported that the person who took the photo was a young Glaswegian called Kevin Russell, who was working as a...

Source: https://x.com/flarkey/status/1754460490606993831?t=DfakOUcJhcS3T8TSY3DsVA&s=19

Another NUFORC Report https://nuforc.org/sighting/?id=180458 This is the plane. I have filtered for planes on the route LGA-MEM and played back after midnight UTC on 17 Feb 2024. The nav beacon MGW is visible at the top of the map. Pilot said the lights occured 50nm south of MGW, which...

I Thinks thats just the way that in-the-sky draws the star map. I have checked the time in stallarium it it matched.

Well those three satellites that are shown there are not really moving at all, they're communications satellites that are either in a geostationary or eccentric orbit. I'll see if I can do a screen recording of the movement. But the main thing to take away is that it doesnt show two satellites...

Interesting video on the effects of rolling shutter cameras and lasers: Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tozuzV5YZ7U at 2m17s...

@FatPhil finally got round to looking at this. @Creamy Pasta sent it me a few days ago too. So, first thing to do is confirm the location and date & time. The location is in the video on the screenshot of his eclipse app, as is the time of totality - C3 = 14:02:36 on April 8 2024...

After reviewing the replay of the data in sitrec and the videos I now agree that the reason the object disappears is because it goes behind the cloud, however I'd say that the reason it isnt seen to reappear out of the other side of the cloud is because the CSS enters the Earth's shadow whilst...

So the TLEs that I gave you were as follows, highlighted is the 21295/21296, which ate the YY/DDD for that the Data is Valid for... For October 2021 day 296 is 23 Oct, so maybe a day out. @Mick West I'll get the TLE for the before [edit] day after , ie 21297 = 24 Oct 2021 and attach it here...

Just trying to geolocate the excat location of the lasers... from these two sections of drone footage..... ... I think they are here... in the middle of the Skinwalker Ranch Triangle (sounds about right!). Which Google Maps gives the co-ords as 40.256992652439244, -109.89312718377975...

Yeah, to be honest I do think that the object disappears very quickly, almost too quickly for it to be going into the earth shadow compared to the other satellites I've seen do this, but when I found the CSS path and saw that it was entering the earth's shadow at that point I was happy to put...

TLE attached (for all Globalstars)

@travis TLE attached. Source: https://www.space-track.org/basicspacedata/query/class/gp_history/CREATION_DATE/2021-10-23--2021-10-24/orderby/NORAD_CAT_ID,EPOCH/format/3le/OBJECT_NAME/CSS~~

I think I had the time wrong, used the last saved metadata time rather than the created time. that puts the aircraft much further on in its flight and therefore unlikely to be Starlink flares.

Seems to be in the right place, right time, for Starlink flares (@Mick West - sitrec doesn't seem to be 1) showing the flare band and 2) showing flare-arrows when using the kml as the camera position source)

I've just seen this one... could it be Starlink again...? Source: https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/1csc0o6/ufo_spotted_on_flight_to_newark_nj/?share_id=lRVI-CHO_ZCPaxlTqji3T&utm_content=1&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_source=share&utm_term=1

Wow, nice find. Here they are together in the planetarium view: